I attempted going with c++ and this is what i got:
#include <iostream>
Using namespace std;
int i, j, keeper, n;
int Ingredients[100], Blender[100],
cout<<”How many ingredients does the shake need?”<<endl;
cin>>n;
cout<<”Type down the ingredients:”<<endl;
for(i=1; i<=n; i++)
{...
no, it does not bond differently and i think from my perspective, the nature of the bonds are not that relevant, they are stated in the problem so we have an idea of how the atoms are connected i guess. (i mean i wouldn't know for sure but i think i am right)
Basically what is important for us...
Yes, it is in my computer science class.
The bidirectional bonds are relevant so that we now how each atom is connected.
And no, i am not trying to find a LITERAL gold atom, you can think it as any color really, but the point was HOW you can find that "specific" atom (the gold one, in our...
My attempted solutions was, for example let's say we have 4 atoms, and if i ask the oracle about any two atoms that are connected by edge, i can narrow done some possibilities to two atoms.
I'm still not sure where i am going with my solution, but if any of you can think this through and come up...
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if lithium 7 3 captures proton, it is divided into two alpha particles. Calculate the kinetic energy of the alpha particles. the proton energy can be neglected and the mass of the nucleus of Li is 7,01601u.
I only know how to write the equation: 3Li7 + 1H1 → 2He4 + 2He4
Can anyone help me? How...